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Organisational Chart
The Cayman Islands is a parliamentary democracy with separate judicial, executive and legislative branches, and a history of over 165 years of representative government. The first Cayman Islands Constitution codified in 1959 was based on a set of administrative and legal traditions. The next Constitution, which came into effect on 22 August 1972, provided for the government of the Cayman Islands to clearly be established as what was then known as a British Dependent Overseas Territory (now referenced to as a British Overseas Territory.
Parliament
The Cabinet
The Judiciary
Ministries & Portfolios
Cabinet Office
Hon. André Ebanks, MP
Premier
Portfolio of the Civil Service (PoCS)
Hon. Franz Manderson, MBE, Cert. Hon., JP
Deputy Governor & Head of the Civil Servcie
Portfolio of Legal Affairs (PoLA)
Hon. Samuel Bulgin, KC, JP
Attorney General
Office of the Commissioner of Police (OCP)
Hon. André Ebanks, MP
Premier
Financial Services & Commerce
Hon. André Ebanks, MP
Minister
Tourism & Trade Development
Hon. Gary Rutty, MP
Minister
Social Development & Innovation
Hon. Isaac Rankine, JP, MP
Minister
Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage
Hon. Isaac Rankine, JP, MP
Minister
Health, Environment & Sustainability
Hon. Katherine Ebanks-Wilks, MP
Minister
Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure
Hon. Jay Ebanks, MP
Minister
Finance & Economic Development
Hon. Rolston Anglin, JP, MP
Minister
Education & Training
Hon. Rolston Anglin, JP, MP
Minister
District Administration & Home Affairs
Hon. Nickolas DaCosta, JP, MP
Minister
Caymanian Employment & Immigration
Hon. Michael Myles, MP
Minister